GitLab

[ARCHIVE] I think I was planning on building some sort of Exalted tool? Probably gave up right about the time I actually played Exalted. (2e is pretty rough...)

The official Weather API of ValleyCamp

This is a backup for the primary repository at https://github.com/ValleyCamp/WeatherMoss-old

Mirror of https://github.com/ValleyCamp/WeatherMoss

A hex package to listen to the LAN for Weatherflow weather station broadcasts.

Mirror of https://github.com/joshproehl/weatherflow_tempest

The website for valleycamp.org.

This is a backup for the primary repository at https://github.com/ValleyCamp/valleycamp.org

The website for The Daedalus Project. Rise Above. There, you've seen it already.

Stay on Trak with both repeating/periodic and one-off tasks.

SpiceRack makes your life more flavorful by helping you track recipes that you want to make, as well as the ones you've made and what you thought of them.

The server backend to power the Routelandia project.

The iOS client for the Routelandia project.

The Android client for Routelandia

The code for the proehl.us website

[ARCHIVE] This was how I kept all of my homework and notes and such while getting my CS degree at Portland State University. Now that I'm done with all that I'm leaving it open source. Information wants to be free and all that.

The old NWAPRS.info static site

Ms. Rit is the Multi Stage Random Interval Timer, and android app for counting down in surprising ways!

All the various dotfiles I use, in a nice portable package.

A Haskell library for interfacing with a Minecraft server via it's RCON protocol

A Go library/toolset for interfacing with a Minecraft server

Various math related demos.

[ARCHIVE] Maelstrom helped to manage tasks for incoming and outgoing shipments by assisting in filling out boring website forms and such.